Breakfast Tacos

BREAKFAST TACOS ON YOUR TABLE IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES ARE THE BEST WAY TO START YOUR DAY!

This Breakfast Tacos recipe is a simple yet flavorful, texture packed addition to your easy meal arsenal. They are guaranteed to get everyone excited for breakfast OR they also make a fun and easy lunch or dinner! These Breakfast Tacos begin with soft tortillas layered with intensely flavored turkey chorizo, tender potatoes, cheesy green chili scrambled eggs then loaded with toppings – bacon, salsa, guacamole, pico de gallo, etc. – nothing is off limits. They are bursting with layers of comforting, fresh, savory, spicy, creamy, crunchy all in one bite after bite after bite. I’ve included all sorts of ways to customize your Breakfast Tacos from swapping in hash browns or tater tots, to sausage or ham. But any way you serve them, I promise these Breakfast Tacos deliver flavor fireworks in every mouthful!

BREAKFAST TACOS RECIPE

Let’s hear it for my taco lovers out there! You know there aren’t many culinary concoctions that give me greater pleasure than tacos. The hypnotic dance of the soft tortillas cocooning juicy meat piled with a myriad of toppings that range from crunchy, crispy, fresh, savory, sweet, spicy and comforting – in one bite- is a texture lover/flavor lovers paradise.

Breakfast Tacos are a staple here in San Diego but super easy to make at home so now you can enjoy them in your slippers and they mean you get to devour tacos for breakfast! And speaking from someone who is not a sweet breakfast person, I can say these Breakfast Tacos hit the spot – whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

REASONS TO LOVE BREAKFAST TACO RECIPE:

DELICIOUS. The intoxicating symphony of flavors and textures can’t be beat. The turkey chorizo comes packed with flavor (literally) and is further complimented by cooking with the potatoes, bell peppers and onions. The eggs are whisked with green chilies, chili pepper, cumin, hot sauce, etc. and cooked until almost set before sharp cheddar is folded in. We’re talking fluffy, cheesy, fiesta eggs worthy of their own post. Combine the eggs with the turkey chorizo hash and a mountain of fresh toppings and open wide for a hearty, savory, fresh and flavorful breakfast bomb.

QUICK ANDEASY. This Breakfast Taco recipe is delightfully simple to make in just ONE pan! The potatoes get a head start cooking in the skillet and then the chorizo is added. Once cooked, it’s transferred to a plate and the eggs are scrambled in the same skillet. Easy peasy!

VERSATILE. Make these YOUR Breakfast Tacos! You can make them more or less spicy, with skillet potatoes or with tater tots, with or without bacon, etc. and course, pile them with YOUR favorite toppings.

MAKE AHEAD. These Breakfast Tacos make for a relaxed breakfast or brunch because you can prep most of the ingredients ahead of time. The turkey chorizo hash can be made days ahead of time and then warmed when ready. You can whisk the egg ingredients together in a bowl, cover and refrigerate until ready. You can also prepare all of your toppings ahead of time. Now all you have left is minutes worth of cooking!

INGREDIENTS FOR BREAKFAST TACORECIPE

There are no right or wrong ingredients for Breakfast Tacos but here are my favorites:

TORTILLAS

Flour tortillas. You can use flour or corn tortillas for this Breakfast Taco recipe. I personally prefer flour tortillas in this application because they are milder in flavor and let the chorizo hash shine. You’ll want a brand that is thick and soft such as Guerro tortillas which is probably the easiest brand to find at your local grocery store.

Corn tortillas. Corn tortillas aren’t as common with Breakfast Tacos, but they can certainly be used. You’ll want to make sure you use a high-quality corn tortilla that won’t break, crumble or tear when piled with your beef. I love La Tortilla Factory Corn Tortillas. They are thicker, homemade tortillas that never break or tear even when charred and piled with toppings. I find mine at Sprouts. They are more expensive BUT less than dining out! Please be aware that this brand of corn tortillas is not gluten free as it does contain corn AND wheat.

CHORIZO HASH

MEXICAN TURKEY chorizo. Chorizo is a spicy sausage popular in Mexican cooking traditionally made with pork. I have shied away from it in the past because it is unappetizingly greasy – but not turkey chorizo! You get all the flavor without all the grease! You will need one 16 oz. package MEXICAN TURKEY chorizo. Make sure you select Mexican chorizo and not Spanish chorizo. Spanish chorizo is dried, cured sausage and located with the other cured and smoked sausages like salami. Mexican chorizo, however, is spicy, bright or dark red ground meat (usually pork but can be beef or turkey) located with other raw meats or sausages. It is sold uncooked loose or in casing sometimes under the name “chorizo seasonings turkey sausage.”

Potatoes. Choose your potatoes wisely! Russet potatoes are the best for any sort of skillet potatoes because they emerge soft on the inside and develop the crispiest crusts even when combined with other ingredients.

Bell pepper. You can use any color you have on hand but I prefer green.

Onion. One yellow onion will do the trick.

Garlic. Three garlic cloves or 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder.

Can I use pork chorizo?

I highly suggest TURKEY chorizo because pork/beef chorizo is ridiculously greasy. If you end up using pork chorizo, you’ll want to drain/pat off excess grease very well.

Can I use breakfast sausage or beef?

Chorizo comes pre-seasoned with Mexican seasonings so we don’t have to add anything to it. If you use breakfast sausage, lean ground beef or turkey, you will want to season with homemade or store-bought taco seasoning:

Can I use other potatoes?

Yukon gold potatoes will also get respectably crunchy but I would avoid waxy red or new potatoes with which are terrible at developing crisp crust.

CHEESYSCRAMBLED EGGS

Eggs: you will need 8 large eggs whisked with 1/4 cup milk. The milk makes them extra fluffy. You can also substitute the milk with half heavy cream if you have it on hand for even fluffier eggs.

Sharp cheddar: makes the eggs nice and cheesy. I prefer the stronger taste of cheddar to compliment the spicy chorizo but you may also use Monterrey. Use freshly shredded cheese for the best melting ability.

Mild chopped green chiles: you will use half a can of mild chopped green chiles or you can use the whole can if you want tangier eggs. Make sure you purchase mild green chiles – I have accidentally used the hot chilies before and they are HOT! Mild green chiles, however are more tangy than hot so you don’t have to worry about them making your Breakfast Tacos spicy.

BREAKFAST TACO RECIPE VARIATIONS

While I favor this Breakfast Taco recipe, Breakfast Tacos come in all varieties. Almost all Breakfast Tacos contain scrambled eggs and then either meat (chorizo, bacon, sausage) and potatoes (roasted potatoes, hash browns, tater tots or French Fries). Here is how you can mix and match the different elements to create YOUR best Breakfast Tacos!

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F; line a baking sheet with foil and lightly spray with cooking spray.

Cut the potatoes into thin fries no wider than 1/4 inch.

Add all of the ingredients except the French fries to a large bowl and whisk to combine. Add French fries and toss until evenly coated.

Spread potatoes evenly over prepared baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes then toss, and stir and rearrange fries in a single layer and bake for an additional 10 minutes. If you like crispier fries, then broil until golden and crispy.

BREAKFAST TACOS WITH ROASTED POTATOES

Preheat oven to 400.

Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil; spray with non-stick cooking spray.

Add cheese. After your chorizo is cooked, you can stir in cheese such as cheddar, Monterrey Jack or Pepper Jack for extra cheesiness.

Add beans. You can add a layer of refried beans, warmed and seasoned with taco seasoning to the bottom of each tortilla. You can also mix in black beans or pinto beans directly into the turkey chorizo, adding them with the chorizo so they have time to soften.

Add rice or quinoa. Stir in cooked rice or cooked quinoa for added texture. If you do this, you may also want to add additional salt and salsa as well.

HOW TO MAKE BREAKFAST TACOS

Cook potatoes. Start off by cooking the potatoes, onions and bell peppers for 5 minutes. This gives them a nice head start so they’ll be tender by the time the chorizo is done. If you want to chop your potatoes larger, then start with the potatoes, then add the onions and peppers.

Cook chorizo. Add chorizo and cook an additional 4-5 minutes or until chorizo is cooked though and potatoes are tender. Add garlic and sauté 30 more seconds. Transfer to a plate with a slotted spoon, leaving drippings behind.

Cook eggs. Whisk the “egg ingredients” together in a medium bowl EXCEPT CHEESE. To the now empty skillet (don’t wipe out), heat over medium-low heat. Add egg mixture and cook, while scrambling. When eggs are almost set, stir in the cheese, and cook until set – don’t overcook!

Assemble! Spread some sour cream or Greek yogurt down the center of the tortillas then topping with eggs, chorizo hash, and desired toppings such as salsa, pico de gallo/or chopped tomatoes, avocados/guacamole, radishes, cilantro, hot sauce (a must for me!), etc. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

HOW TO WARM OR CHAR TORTILLAS

Breakfast Tacos, or any tacos, are far superior cocooned in warmed tortillas. Not only are the tortillas – whether corn or flour – softer and the ideal non-jarring, melt-in-your mouth temperature, but the flavors are accentuated when warmed. Lower quality corn tortillas are also likely to break if not warmed.

You can easily warm your tortillas for this Breakfast Taco recipe in seconds or minutes using any of my below methods: open flame, skillet, microwave or oven. I am partial to the open flame method and is how I achieve the satisfying char on my tortillas.

Open Flame (gas stove or grill): add the tortillas directly to the burner of your gas stove then flip with tongs once they are charred on one side. You can also accomplish this on the grill as well. If you are using lower quality tortillas, you will want to take special care not to over-char or they will become brittle and break. You still want the tortillas soft and pliable.

Skillet: heat a skillet (or griddle if you have one) to medium high heat (do not grease). Working with one tortilla at a time (more for a griddle), heat each side of the tortilla for approximately 20-30 seconds until warm and soft. You are not looking for char marks with this method.

Microwave: working with about 5 tortillas at a time, stack tortillas on a microwave safe plate and cover with a damp paper towel. Microwave for 20 seconds on high, then repeat at 10 second intervals if needed until warmed through.

Oven: create separate stacks of about 5 tortillas each, then wrap each stack in foil. Bake at 350 degrees F for 15-20 minutes or until heated through (you can bake all stacks at once).

HOW TO KEEP TORTILLAS WARM

Once your tortillas are warmed (with any method), keep them warm and pliable by stacking on a plate and covering with a slightly dampened, paper towel or kitchen towel.

WHAT TOPPINGS FOR breakfast TACO RECIPE?

These Breakfast Tacos are fabulous but what really elevates them are the TOPPINGS! You can load your tacos with as little or as many toppings as you like. I personally love fresh tomatoes, cilantro, sour cream (a must for me!), and hot sauce. The crowning flavors and textures are intoxicating!

Tomatoes: quartered cherry tomatoes or seeded, chopped Roma tomatoes or skip the plain tomatoes and use pico de gallo.

Pico de gallo: is fresh tomato salsa that adds a vibrant, punchy freshness. You can use my homemade pico de gallo recipe or store bought. You can make the pico de gallo ahead of time and store it in an airtight container in the fridge. Bring to room temperature before serving.

Cilantro: if you skip the pico de gallo, you can load on fresh cilantro and tomatoes instead for a fresh, zesty flair.

Avocado Crema: if you’ve been following me for long, you know I top practically all of my tacos with avocado crema – AKA my addiction. Avocado crema is a marriage of avocados, sour cream and lime juice. It is wonderfully silky, tangy and just takes minutes to make in your blender. The luscious, refreshing tanginess cuts through and compliments the robust, chili flavors of the ground beef taco meat.

Guacamole: I use the guacamole recipe I shared in my Street Tacos recipe or you can use your favorite recipe or even use store bought. When I am feeling lazy, I will even omit the red onions and garlic and substitute with garlic and onion powder.

Avocados: chopped or sliced avocados are the easiest avocado option and add a wonderful creaminess. You might want to add a splash of lime juice if you use plain avocados.

Sour cream: you can use easy sour cream or you can get creative and use the Crema I use in my Baja Fish Taco recipe here.

Greek yogurt: is a great creamy alternative to sour cream if you are trying to save some calories.

Hot Sauce: spice up your Breakfast tacos with your favorite hot sauce. You will be amazed at how much this amp sup the flavors!

Jalapenos: you can also amp up the heat with chopped or sliced jalapenos or pickled jalapenos.

Pickle onions: I can’t believe I haven’t shared a recipe for this yet, but I love pickled onions on tacos! Tangy, punchy fantastic.

TIPS FOR THE BEST BREAKFAST TACO

Use a nonstick skillet. If you would like to cook everything in one skillet, then use a large nonstick skillet so your eggs won’t get plastered to the pan. I have a high-quality skillet so my potatoes also got nice and crispy. You can also use a cast iron skillet for the chorizo/potatoes to ensure crispy potatoes and a separate nonstick skillet for the eggs.

Chop potatoes small. Make sure to chop the potatoes about ¼-inch so they will be tender by the time the chorizo is cooked. If you cut them larger, that is okay, but you will want to give them a head start in the skillet before adding the onions or bell peppers.

Don’t overcook eggs. The eggs should be fluff and moist (sorry, no other word here) which can only be achieved by not overcooking. Cook low and slow just until set.

Add bacon. Bacon makes everything better! Although not pictured, I LOVE bacon with my Breakfast Tacos! Use thick cut bacon for best results. The secret to crispy bacon is to cook over medium -low heat so the fat has time to render and get crispy.

Customize heat. The chorizo is spicy but not too spicy when combined with the rest of the ingredients. For those who like heat, you’ll want to add hot sauce to your additional tacos-it really makes the flavors come alive!

Use up leftovers. These Breakfast Tacos are a great way to use up leftover Mexican proteins. Warm and keep separate or easily warm by adding directly to the potato skillet after 5 minutes and continue to cook until warmed through and potatoes are tender.

PREH AHEAD BREAKFAST TACOS

You can prep the Breakfast Tacos ahead of time so they’re just an easy scramble away.

Cook Filling: cook chorizo hash and let filling cool to room temperature before storing in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

Eggs: whisk egg ingredients together in a bowl, cover and refrigerate. Whisk again before cooking in a greased nonstick skillet.

Toppings: chop all your toppings, make your salsa, etc. and store in separate airtight containers in the refrigerator. The guacamole and avocado crema (if using) will keep for up to a day without changing color very much – just make sure to press a piece of plastic wrap directly against the surface of the guac/crema to prevent oxidation.

Make! When you’re ready to make the Breakfast Tacos, simply reheat the filling while you scramble the eggs.

MAKE AHEAD BREAKFAST TACOS

If you want to make Breakfast Tacos ahead of time, it is best to turn them into burritos so the contents stay snugly together and don’t dry out. You will use the same ingredients as the Breakfast Tacos but, the assembly is slightly different. We’ll skip the sour cream which can make the tortillas soggy and instead add a protective layer of cheese. Store them in the refrigerator for up to 5 days for a grab and go breakfast!

Cool Filling. Let the chorizo hash and eggs cool otherwise you will end up with soggy tortillas.

Assemble. Spread some shredded cheese down the center of each tortilla (not in original recipe) followed by the chorizo hash, sour cream and eggs. You can omit the sour cream but I still suggest the bottom layer of cheese.

Roll. Roll each tortilla up burrito style by folding the sides over the filling, then tightly rolling from the bottom up.

Toast. You can either toast the Breakfast Taco “Burritos” now if you are going to eat them on the go and won’t have time to toast later OR you can skip the toasting step if you are going to toast later. Toasting later will make for crispier tortillas.

Wrap: Wrap individual burrito “tacos” up tightly in foil.

Store: Store in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.

Eat: Remove Breakfast “Taco” Burritos from foil and place on a microwave safe plate. Microwave on high for 1 to 2 minutes, until warmed through, or heat in an oven at 350°F for 8 to 12 minutes. Toast in a skillet per recipe instructions for extra crunch.

To toast: Heat 1/2 tablespoon oil in a non-stick skillet over medium heat. Place burritos seam side down in the skillet. Cook until golden brown, approximately 1-2 minutes, and then flip and cook other side until golden brown.

Can I freeze BREAKFAST TACOS?

If you want to freeze Breakfast Tacos, then assemble them per taco “burrito” instructions above.

Freeze. Freeze “taco” burritos in a single layer on a baking sheet. This will help them freeze faster and not get squished.

Store. Add them to a large freezer size bag, remove excess air and seal.

Defrost in microwave. Remove frozen “taco” burritos from foil and place on a microwave safe plate. Microwave on high for 4 to 6 minutes, flipping halfway, until warmed through. You can choose to toast afterward wads if desired.

Defrost in oven. Heat in the oven at 400°F for 25 to 35 minutes or until warmed through. Toast in a skillet per recipe instructions for extra crunch.

HOW TO FREEZE JUST THE FILLING

The taco filling freezes very well on its own if you don’t want to assemble the tacos. To freeze:

Prepare taco meat according to directions.

Cool to room temperature.

Add filling to a freezer size plastic bag.

Press bag flat and squeeze out excess air to prevent freezer burn.

Seal, label and freeze for up to 3 months.

HOW TO REHEAT TACO MEAT

When ready to use, defrost taco meat in the refrigerator overnight.

Transfer filling to a skillet and warm over medium heat.

If the filling seems dry, stir in some water or salsa.

What to Do with Leftover Breakfast Taco Filling?

Make more tacos! This is the obvious answer and SO easy! Simply warm the filling, warm the tortillas and assemble.

Empanadas: Make your own empanada dough or follow my shortcut empanada recipe using puff pastry dough. Instead of the chicken filling, use the Breakfast Taco filling.

Sopes: Layer sopes with refried beans or avocado mash, top with taco filling, lettuce, cotija cheese or queso fresco, Mexican crema and other desired toppings such as chopped tomatoes, thinly sliced radishes, sliced avocados, pickled jalapenos and/or carrots etc. You can make your own sopes or you can find them in some grocery stores and most Mexican markets.

Helpful Tools to make this recipe

Nonstick Skillet: This skillet is my favorite pan in the WORLD! I have both the 10 and 12-inh and use them for practically everything. I’ve had this pan for forever and they’re still as good as new. I love giving this nonstick skillet for wedding gifts because it sets you up for cooking success! It is on the pricier side but it’s practically the only pan you’ll ever need! If you’re looking for a more economical nonstick skillet, this one also has good reviews – but I can’t guarantee it will last as long!

Cheese grater:I use this kitchen tool constantly because FRESHLY grated cheese as opposed to bagged shredded cheese is always the way to go! Using freshly grated cheese also saves money, tastes better, and MELTS better.

Garlic press: I use this every single day! It is the ultimate garlic press- it is easy-to-use, easy-to-clean and minces garlic with one squeeze. Unlike other presses, this garlic press has beveled holes that finely cut the clove rather than bruising it, bringing out the best flavor.

Quality Knives: a chef’s knife will be your most used kitchen tool by far!Quality knives make prep time much quicker and are important for safety as well. If you’re concerned about moola, please remember that your best chef knives, depending on how hard you use them and how well you take care of them, can easily last 25 years or more. I love my Wusthofbut there are hundreds of less expensive knives with great reviews such as this one.

Want to try this Breakfast Tacos RECIPE?

Breakfast Tacos on your table in less than 30 minutes are the best way to start your day! This Breakfast Tacos recipe is a simple yet flavorful, texture packed addition to your easy meal arsenal. They are guaranteed to get everyone excited for breakfast OR they also make a fun and easy lunch or dinner! These Breakfast Tacos begin with soft tortillas layered with intensely flavored turkey chorizo, tender potatoes, cheesy green chili scrambled eggs then loaded with toppings – bacon, salsa, guacamole, pico de gallo, etc. – nothing is off limits. They are bursting with layers of comforting, fresh, savory, spicy, creamy, crunchy all in one bite after bite after bite. I’ve included all sorts of ways to customize your Breakfast Tacos from swapping in hash browns or tater tots, to sausage or ham. But any way you serve them, I promise these Breakfast Tacos deliver flavor fireworks in every mouthful!

Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Once hot, add potatoes, onions and bell peppers and season with ½ teaspoon salt; cook for 5 minutes. Add chorizo and cook an additional 4-5 minutes or until chorizo is cooked though and potatoes are tender. Add garlic and sauté 30 more seconds. Transfer to a plate with a slotted spoon, leaving drippings behind.

Whisk the “egg ingredients” together in a medium bowl EXCEPT CHEESE. To the now empty skillet (don’t wipe out), heat over medium-low heat. Add egg mixture and cook, while scrambling. When eggs are almost set, stir in the cheese, and cook until set - don’t overcook!

Assemble tacos by spreading some sour cream or Greek yogurt down the center of the tortillas then topping with eggs, chorizo hash, and desired toppings such as salsa, pico de gallo/or chopped tomatoes, avocados/guacamole, radishes, cilantro, hot sauce (a must for me!), etc. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

Recipe Notes

CHORIZO

MEXICAN TURKEY chorizo. Pork or beef chorizo is unappetizingly greasy - but not turkey chorizo! You get all the flavor without the grease. Make sure you select Mexican chorizo and not Spanish chorizo. Spanish chorizo is dried, cured sausage and located with the other cured and smoked sausages like salami. Mexican chorizo, however, is spicy, bright or dark red ground meat (usually pork but can be beef or turkey) located with other raw meats or sausages. It is sold uncooked loose or in casing sometimes under the name “chorizo seasonings turkey sausage."

Can I use breakfast sausage or beef? Chorizo comes pre-seasoned with Mexican seasonings so we don’t have to add anything to it. If you use breakfast sausage, lean ground beef or turkey, you will want to season with homemade or store-bought taco seasoning:

TIPS AND TRICKS

Recipe Variations. See the post for full instructions on how to make Breakfast Tacos with leftover proteins, bacon, sausage, French fries, roasted potatoes, hash browns, tater tots etc.

Add veggies. You can add veggies such as bell peppers, sweet corn, mushrooms, zucchini, asparagus, spinach etc. the last few minutes of cooking the chorizo or to the scrambled egg.

Use a nonstick skillet. If you would like to cook everything in one skillet, then use a large nonstick skillet so your eggs won’t get plastered to the pan. I have a high-quality skillet so my potatoes also got nice and crispy. You can also use a cast iron skillet for the chorizo/potatoes to ensure crispy potatoes and a separate nonstick skillet for the eggs.

Chop potatoes small. Make sure to chop the potatoes about ¼-inch so they will be tender by the time the chorizo is cooked. If you cut them larger, that is okay, but you will want to give them a head start in the skillet before adding the onions or bell peppers.

Don’t overcook eggs. The eggs should be fluff and moist (sorry, no other word here) which can only be achieved by not overcooking. Cook low and slow just until set.

Add bacon. Bacon makes everything better! Although not pictured, I LOVE bacon with my Breakfast Tacos! Use thick cut bacon for best results. The secret to crispy bacon is to cook over medium -low heat so the fat has time to render and get crispy.

Customize heat. The chorizo is spicy but not too spicy when combined with the rest of the ingredients. For those who like heat, you’ll want to add hot sauce to your additional tacos-it really makes the flavors come alive!

Use up leftovers. These Breakfast Tacos are a great way to use up leftover Mexican proteins. Warm and keep separate or easily warm by adding directly to the potato skillet after 5 minutes and continue to cook until warmed through and potatoes are tender.

Prep ahead tacos. You can prep the filling and toppings ahead of time. See post for details.

Make ahead and freezer tacos. If you want to make Breakfast Tacos ahead of time, it is best to turn them into burritos so the contents stay snugly together and don’t dry out. You will use the same ingredients as the Breakfast Tacos but, the assembly is slightly different. See the post for full instructions.

HOW TO WARM OR CHAR TORTILLAS

Before you begin piling your Breakfast Tacos with toppings, I HIGHLY recommend warming the tortillas first using any of the following methods:

Open Flame (gas stove or grill): add the tortillas directly to the burner of your gas stove then flip with tongs once they are charred on one side. You can also accomplish this on the grill as well. If you are using lower quality tortillas, you will want to take special care not to over-char or they will become brittle and break. You still want the tortillas soft and pliable.

Skillet: heat a skillet (or griddle if you have one) to medium high heat (do not grease). Working with one tortilla at a time (more for a griddle), heat each side of the tortilla for approximately 20-30 seconds until warm and soft. You are not looking for char marks with this method.

Microwave: working with about 5 tortillas at a time, stack tortillas on a microwave safe plate and cover with a damp paper towel. Microwave for 20 seconds on high, then repeat at 10 second intervals if needed until warmed through.

Oven: create separate stacks of about 5 tortillas each, then wrap each stack in foil. Bake at 350 degrees F for 15-20 minutes or until heated through (you can bake all stacks at once).

HOW TO KEEP TORTILLAS WARM

Once your tortillas are warmed (with any method), keep them warm and pliable by stacking on a plate and covering with a slightly dampened, paper towel or kitchen towel.

Comments

As always, a very cohesive, informative article about one of my favorite breakfasts! I do appreciate you going over about how to warm/toast tortillas. Ever since I garbaged my microwave oven, I have been at a loss on how to warm up my tortillas the best way. I’ve tried many recommendations, but you gave me a few choices. I can see how handmade tortillas would be more pliable. I should see what it takes to make my own. The ones I had in Baja, Mexico, were stupendous. I just want to know that recipe. I’ve never been a fan of flour tortillas because the ones I’ve had tasted like library paste. The ones I had in Baja was better than my favorite corn tortillas! And their corn tortillas were paradise!! (I wonder if it’s the pork fat rather than lard…)

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